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Joint 3rd Palenc, 5th EPIC, 1st Cool Roofs Conference

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29 September - 1 October 2010
Type of Event | Conference
City | Rhodes Island, Greece ( Pan European )
Geographic Coverage | International
Theme | Building envelope (walls, windows,...), Air conditioning, cooling, ventilation, air infiltration, Lighting, Controls, energy management systems, Energy efficiency technologies and materials, On-site renewable energy sources, Very low energy buildings, Building operation, monitoring, energy management, Thermal comfort, indoor air quality, acoustics, Environmental issues related to buildings, General
Target Group | Local/regional/national authorities and facilitators, Building professionals
Event Languages | English
Event website URL(s) | http://palenc2010.conferences.gr/
Tags:low energy cooling | cooling load | free cooling | night cooling | heat mitigation
The joint 3rd Palenc, 5th EPIC and 1st Cool Roofs Conference focus on the application of passive cooling techniques in the urban environment and in buildings with emphasis on heat mitigation techniques. The scope of this conference includes all aspects of technology related to urban and building design, dealing with passive cooling techniques able to improve the environmental performance of urban spaces and buildings. Papers related on urban micro climate, ventilation, solar control, thermal mass, thermal comfort, landscaping, cool roofs, low energy architecture, innovative components and materials, standardization and legislation, advanced and alternative air conditioners, demand side management, etc. will be presented.
Intensive research carried out during the last years has permitted to develop new technologies, components, materials and techniques that permit to decrease ambient temperature in cities, improve outdoor comfort and decrease seriously or even eliminate the cooling demand of buildings. Many examples of bioclimatic urban areas have been developed and monitored while very low energy consumption for cooling new generation buildings have been realized and monitored.
Contact event | Mattheos Santamouris | palenc2010@heliotopos.net
Source Languages | English

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